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Help beginning music students learn and internalize the musical alphabet with this easy to follow worksheet. Students write the musical alphabet forwards and backwards and fill in the missing letters. This helps students realize how small the musical alphabet is and how many ways we use the alphabet when we play music. It is excellent for beginning music learners on any instrument!

This Piano Fortune Teller combines note-reading practice, musical term review, and a bit of origami fun. Students flip, spell, clap, and play their way through intervals, notes, and vocabulary—perfect for multiple reading levels and endless lesson creativity! How it works: Cut out the square outline and fold the paper like a classic fortune teller (corners in twice, pinch inwards).Students play using your preferred variation—flip the fortune teller for how many letters are in a word, choose numb

This worksheet offers a brief explanation of half notes and helps students internalize the concept of half notes through kinesthetic learning. It highlights the difference between quarter notes and half notes, explaining that half notes have an empty belly. It uses the analogy "hungry half notes" to make the difference easy to understand for beginners. Students get to trace and copy half notes in this easy to follow worksheet. It is an excellent paper to send home with your students to complete

Great way for pattern-based learning students to master major and minor chords. Instead of introducing chords one-at-a-time and memorizing each, students can grasp the pattern behind all major and minor chords with these worksheets. Using half steps, students can build every chord on their own - including chords rooted on a black key! They are required to check each chord aurally afterwards, this worksheet helps them differentiate between the sound of major and minor chords and also provides key

This bundle includes worksheets with instructions for building major and minor chords. It allows students to draw their own guide to finding all 24 major and minor chords. Also included in this bundle is the chord speller key, which is a guide for how to spell every major, minor, diminished, augmented and dominant seventh chord. Students can use this to look up any chord and feel confident in their playing away from lessons.

This worksheet offers a brief explanation of eighth notes. It allows student to internalize the concept of eighth notes through kinesthetic learning. They get to trace and copy eighth notes. This easy to follow worksheet is excellent to send home with students to complete in their weekly practicing.

This worksheet offers application practice for major chords. Students practice major chords by identifying them in the treble clef staff and on the keyboard images. This helps students connect visual images of chords on the keyboard to how they appear in sheet music! Visit the store to find a worksheet for learning major chords that can pair with this practice sheet.

This worksheet offers a brief explanation of whole notes and explains counting in the descriptive counting method. Students internalize the concept of whole notes through kinesthetic learning. This easy to follow worksheet helps students trace and draw their own whole notes. It works well to send home with students to complete in their weekly practice.

This duet is perfect for two beginning students to play as a duet, and it can even be used for group pieces with multiple pianos. This is for beginning level pianists who have learned how to place the RH in the middle c position (Fingers 1-5 on middle C - treble G) and who also have learned basic rhythm values including quarter note, eighth note, and half note. The primo and secondo parts share a system to help students synchronize rhythms. This duet can be taught by rote or by following the eas

In this bundle students are able to make their own composition. It's perfect for students at an intermediate playing level looking to start into improvisation and composition. Students will learn the C blues scale and apply it to a pre-written bass pattern. Connected with this blues exercise is the Primary Chord Worksheet - Identifying I, IV and V chords. Students can learn the connection of the bass line in blues progression to primary chords.

This duet is perfect for two beginning students to play as a duet, and it can even be used for group pieces with multiple pianos. This is for beginning level pianists who have learned how to place the RH in the middle c position (Fingers 1-5 on middle C - treble G.) The primo and secondo parts share a system to help students synchronize rhythms. This duet can be taught by rote or by following the easy-to-read sheet music. This is a great way to introduce beginning students to duets, reinforce ba

Help your students learn the landmark notes of the treble and bass clef with this worksheet. This works for any student learning how to read the grand staff, especially students learning to read notes with an intervallic approach. This teaches mastery of three important notes in the grand staff: Treble G, Bass F, and Middle C (in both treble and bass clef). Students also connect these notes to their position on the keyboard with multiple matching exercises.

This worksheet can be used again and again for every key area! Students write out the scale and primary chords (I, IV and V) for every key. They write the scale on the keyboards as well as the treble and bass staves. So they become familiar with writing the chord multiple ways. There's even room for teachers to also have their students write out inversions. This worksheet is flexible for teachers to incorporate into the curriculum they already have. And it is easy to read for parents and student

This sheet music page is a wonderful reference for students learning five-finger major pentascales! There are keymap images for seven of the major pentascales (C,D,E,F,G, A, and B major pentascales) and an easy-to-follow pattern of steps and skips to help students read music and gain proficiency at navigating several positions at the keyboard. Students are also introduced to the pattern of the major chord by playing the bottom, middle, and top notes of each position at the end of each exercise.

This worksheet offers a brief explanation of quarter notes as well as tracing and drawing opportunities. This helps students to internalize rhythm through kinesthetic learning. It can be used with any beginning music student! It's an easy to follow worksheet that works well to send home with students to complete with their weekly practicing.

Give your beginning piano students something they can play from the very first lesson! Many students know this tune already. The key map shows them where to play on the black keys and what finger numbers to use with the right hand. There are also finger numbers in the music to help students keep track as they play. This piece even works well for beginning transposition exercises to the CDE and GAB keys. There is also a duet option page included, the duet accompaniment can be learned by an early

Help your young students master the piano keys effectively with this worksheet. This worksheet teaches how to identify every group of two black keys and the CDE white keys under them. Students get to have fun drawing rooftops for their own animal houses. Using animals helps them to memorize the letters of each key, and to remember their keys lesson after lesson!

Help your students enforce learning cadences and key areas with this composition exercise. This is also a great way to begin teaching composition. With this worksheet, students can use either the C Major five-finger position, or the C Major scale to write a melody line. They compose the rhythm and note names for the RH. The LH is written as solid whole note chords. This composition exercise is a standard 8-measure basic chord progression - I, IV, I, I, V, V7, I - in the LH.

Introduce concertos (or works for piano and ensemble) to your students with this music appreciation assignment focused on listening to Rhapsody in Blue! Students identify instruments in the recording, as well as solve a fun mystery game. This helps students find and reinforce musical concepts based on their listening and also helps develop aural skills.

This assignment expands beginning music student's music appreciation! They listen to professional recordings (some paired with cartoons!) through included online links. The questions help guide their listening and include identifying instruments and musical concepts from the music. This helps students develop their aural skills.